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“He felt the hot impact of bullets. He heard the sound of chopping meat. He thought 'is that me?' . . . and then he opened his eyes.”

Quote by Grant Morrison

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Grant Morrison is a celebrated comic book writer recognized for his innovative storytelling and complex characters. He has worked on numerous high-profile comic book series, including 'The X-Men,' 'New X-Men,' 'All-Star Superman,' and 'We3.' Morrison's work is characterized by its philosophical depth and narrative experimentation, which has earned him a cult following and critical acclaim. more

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